
Price for wood chips imported to South Korea increased 28%.

Price for wood chips imported to South Korea increased 28%.

Price for wood chips exported from the U.S. decreased 7%.

Exports of wood chips from Chile decreased 15%.

Price for wood chips exported from Indonesia slid 0.2%.

North American mills face tariffs and closures, Europe postpones new deforestation rules, and Russia’s forest sector enters a structural crisis.

The price for wood chips imported to Japan stayed flat.

Exports of wood chips from Thailand increased 24%.

Price for wood chips imported to European Union rose 4%.

Price for wood chips imported to South Korea expanded 19%.

Buyers remain cautious as long-fiber pulp stays below $1,500 per ton and China increases short-fiber production capacity.

Price for wood chips exported from Chile expanded 15%.

Price for wood chips exported from Thailand added 0.7%.

Price for wood chips exported from Australia to China added 0.7%.

Exports of wood chips from Vietnam to China decreased 23%.

Imports of wood chips to Finland contracted 7%.

Price for wood chips imported to South Korea decreased 5%.

Price for wood chips imported to the European Union grew 18%.

Imports of wood chips to the United Kingdom decreased 25%.

Imports of wood chips to Japan lost 20%.

New handling and storage facility will provide 57,000 m3 of chip capacity for food-grade packaging production.